Sentence examples for meets far from inspiring English sources

NEXT BEST: Mean It (5.05 Windsor) Well backed before an eye-catching start for his new stable round here last month, left with too much to do after meeting traffic, and meets far more exposed rivals here.

Theirs is a cinema of reactionary snobbery, a righteous snort of contempt of exactly the sort that feeds far-right rejectionism all the way around to where it meets far-left rejectionism — in haughty, self-righteous, and humanly challenged cynicism.

Black suffragists met far across town.

But again, the troops met far stiffer resistance than expected.

I meet far too many disillusioned people who say "there is no difference between the parties".

But she was meeting far more exciting company: Andreas Baader and Gudrun Ensslin, who had already been convicted for setting fire to a department store ('the Vietnam experience').

Yet I've met far too many women suffering the effects of misogyny and domestic abuse, women being subjugated by their husbands and extended families.

Perhaps most crucially, a dating website opens up a new universe of people to meet – far more than you'll see out at the bar down the street.

"Civil society groups such as NGOs and trade unions were met far more often in larger groups than business groups, who enjoyed more one-to-one contact with the commission's highest level officials," Ms Balanyá said.

" With its large Shiite population, Baghdad would be a far harder target for the militants, who would likely meet far stronger resistance, not only from government forces but by Shiite militias.

And I accept the privilege of serving with a man who has come through much harder missions... and met far graver challenges... and knows how tough fights are won - the next president of the United States, John S McCain.